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Half of Class XI and XII urban students take private coaching
Financial Express Ahmedabad
|August 28, 2025
Proportion for rural areas lower at 33.1%, says MoSPI survey
ALMOST HALF OF all urban Indian students in the 11th and 12th standard have taken private coaching classes in the current academic year, according to a new survey by the statistics ministry.
As per the ministry of statistics and programme implementation's (MoSPI) Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education, released on Tuesday, 44.6% of all urban students in the higher secondary segment were taking or had taken private coaching during the year, with the proportion for rural areas lower at 33.1%.
On the whole, 37% of all Indian students in classes 11th and 12th took private coaching this year.
In terms of expenditure, urban students in classes 11th and 12th are spending ₹9,950 per year on an average on private coaching, more than twice as much as their rural counterparts, who are spending ₹4,548.
At an all-India level, the average expenditure per student on private coaching in the higher secondary segment is ₹6,384, survey data showed.
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